BBC in Crisis After Trump Threatens $1B Lawsuit Over Panorama Edit

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Donald Trump is demanding a $1 billion payout from the BBC after claiming they edited his January 6 speech in a misleading way. The Panorama documentary made it look like he incited violence — but Trump says that’s a lie. Now, he’s issued three clear demands: retract the documentary, apologize, and compensate him. With two BBC bosses already stepping down, the pressure is real. Will the BBC cave in… or fight back? Stay tuned for this explosive media showdown! WooGlobe Ref : WGA850752 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Donald Trump just gave the BBC three demands to avoid a $1 billion lawsuit,

00:04and heads are already rolling.

00:06Two top BBC officials have resigned after the network was accused

00:10of editing Trump's January 6th speech in a Panorama documentary.

00:14The program made it seem like Trump encouraged the Capitol riots,

00:17but Trump claims they cut out key parts of his words.

00:20Now he's furious and wants justice.

00:22In a legal letter, his team slammed the BBC for spreading false and defamatory content.

00:28And he's not backing down.

00:30He's demanding three things.

00:32One, a full and fair retraction of the documentary.

00:36Two, an immediate public apology.

00:38Three, financial compensation.

00:41And the clock is ticking.

00:42He's given the BBC until Friday to respond.

00:45If they don't, a billion-dollar lawsuit could be on the way.

00:49Trump's calling it one of the biggest media manipulations ever.

00:52And with top BBC bosses stepping down already,

00:55this showdown is far from over.

00:57So,

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